Reading is delightful on the iPad – The iPad Review – Quick Analysis
I’d gladly use an iPad everyday in addition to a real computer, but it’s too expensive to justify it.
The Benioff Coup. I Almost Got it Right
Watching Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff interview Mike Arrington @ Davos in January, I predicted the Big Marc was after a new job in media. It all felt confirmed when Benioff launched a series of posts at TechCrunch (although I suspected a fellow XXXXX blogger wrote his posts). But now it looks the other way around: [...]
Three Kinds of IT – Which is right post-recession?
With every IT shop vying for a low-cost leader prize during this recession, a change in IT strategy may be needed soon. But what will your new strategy be? Customer intimate? Product innovator? Process excellent?
Enterprise 2.0 Conference Startup Launchpad
The Enterprise 2.0 Conference hosts a startup launchpad every year that has proven to be a great way for high quality Enterprise 2.0 focused startups to get in front of a group of potential partners, analysts, press and customers. In return, the Enterprise 2.0 conference audience has a chance to see the most promising and [...]
The New Apple iPad: High-Tech Supply Chain Transparency (Part 1)
Any time Apple (or another well known high-tech device or computing manufacturer) comes out with a new mass market product, it’s usually mere days before the trade and business press literally rips the thing apart in hopes of not only understanding how it’s made, but which suppliers are playing a key part in its production. [...]
China, Mexico and Beyond — The Latest Trends and Savings Percentages in Global Sourcing (Part 2)
In the first part of this series of columns looking at the latest in global sourcing trends for 2010, I examined the latest from Mexico and China by sharing a recent Industry Week write-up that captured the highlights of a recent Grant Thornton study. In Part 2, I’ll continue this analysis, sharing some other findings [...]
TrickleStar demo’s their energy saving devices
I attended the Smart Grids Europe Conference 2010 in Amsterdam last week. One of the people displaying there was Thomas Joergensen of TrickleStar. TrickleStar are not a Smart Grid company per se, what they offer instead are devices to cut down on energy consumption in the home. As such, their clients are utility companies who [...]
